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Stoke - Sunderland
England Championship - bet365 Stadium
Prediction 1
Draw
63/20 (3.15)
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Prediction 2
BTTS - No
5/4 (2.25)
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* Betting odds were correct at the time of publication but are subject to change.
Stoke vs Sunderland Picks and Best Predictions
This match will bring together two teams with horrific injury records ahead of the round 11 match of the Championship.
Contents
Draw
- Stoke has played a single draw game in the past six matches
- Sunderland won three out of the last five outings
- One of the previous five h2h meetings covered this bet
Both Teams to Score – No
- Sunderland had four straight matches with a negative BTTS
- Stoke failed to score a goal in three out of their last four encounters
- Two out of the last five games between these teams had at least one team not scoring
Statistical Information and Latest Odds for Stoke vs Sunderland prediction
Here are the top stats for the game along with a tool to help you pick the best odds.
Head to Head
14/01/17
England Premier League EPL
Sunderland
Stoke
1
3
15/10/16
England Premier League EPL
Stoke
Sunderland
2
0
30/04/16
England Premier League EPL
Stoke
Sunderland
1
1
28/11/15
England Premier League EPL
Sunderland
Stoke
2
0
25/04/15
England Premier League EPL
Stoke
Sunderland
1
1
Last Five - Stoke
02/12/23
England Championship CHA
Plymouth
Stoke
2
1
L
28/11/23
England Championship CHA
QPR
Stoke
4
2
L
25/11/23
England Championship CHA
Blackburn
Stoke
3
0
L
11/11/23
England Championship CHA
Coventry
Stoke
0
0
D
04/11/23
England Championship CHA
Cardiff
Stoke
0
0
D
Last Five - Sunderland
02/12/23
England Championship CHA
Millwall
Sunderland
1
1
D
29/11/23
England Championship CHA
Huddersfield
Sunderland
2
1
L
25/11/23
England Championship CHA
Plymouth
Sunderland
2
0
L
11/11/23
England Championship CHA
Birmingham
Sunderland
1
3
W
04/11/23
England Championship CHA
Swansea
Sunderland
0
0
D
This is how the bookies have set the Stoke vs Sunderland odds:
Stoke odds: 7/5 (2.40) – 41.7%
Draw odds: 12/5 (3.40) – 29.4%
Sunderland odds: 3/1 (3.00) – 33.3%
This will be, by all accounts, one of the toughest affairs in this round of matches in the Championship. Stoke is the expected winner with a probability margin of 41 percent, but with the team hovering over the relegation zone it is hard to give the home team any reasonable advantage over a team that is currently in the top four. Here are a few options for your consideration when it comes to this Stoke vs Sunderland game and feel free to visit our football predictions today page for the latest picks and odds across the board: A Goalless Half-Time is priced at 5/4 (2.25) – 44.4%, or you can take a different approach, a Sunderland victory with Over 2.5 Goals could lead you to odds up to 7/2 (4.50) – 22.2%.
Stoke vs Sunderland Lineups, Match Preview, and Team Information
Stoke
Alex Neil is under increasing pressure to deliver results, but with the team just above the danger zone, it is going to be difficult to change that perspective straight away. Stoke won only three times in eleven games this season. However, it is worth noting massive injury problems for the home team: Lynden Gooch, Michael Rose, Ben Wilmot, Tyrese Campbell, Ryan Mmaee, Enda Stevens, Lewis Baker, and Emre Tezgel are all due to miss the game this weekend.
Potential lineup: Travers, Laurent, Thompson, McNally, Tchamadeu, Leris, Pearson, Burger, Johnson, Lowe, Bae.
Sunderland
The guest team had a couple of wins in a row before suffering an ugly loss at home to Middlesbrough with a score of 4-0, just before the international break. Nonetheless, Sunderland is a top-four team at the moment. On the other side of things, the visitors have the same injury issues as their opponents. Alex Pritchard, Bradley Dack, Dennis Cirkin, Pierre Ekwah, Jay Matete, Aji Alese, Corry Evans, and Ross Stewart are injured while Dan Neil is suspended.
Potential lineup: Patterson, Ballard, Huggins, O'Nien, Hume, Rigg, Bellingham, Roberts, Clarke, Ba, Burstow.
Player to Watch: Jobe Bellingham
The 18-year-old talent had all the opportunities he needed this season to make positive progress. Sunderland manager Tony Mowbray gave the teenager plenty of chances in the first team starting him in every out of eleven matches the squad played thus far during the current campaign. Bellingham scored twice and assisted on a single occasion.
Bellingham joined Sunderland from Birmingham this summer and it was another remarkable decision by his former club who similarly parted ways with Jude, the older brother and a Real Madrid superstar.
Starting lineups
Starting lineups are usually released 60 minutes before kick-off.
Stoke
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